by Marvel Gyamfi-Asante The Met Gala is one of the biggest nights in fashion. An annual event held on the first Monday in May to raise funds for the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, it’s where celebrities and designers alike come together to celebrate the intersection of fashion and art. Each year has a different theme, and attendees dress according to it, often pushing the boundaries of creativity. However, despite the variety over the years, there's one that fashion lovers, especially on social media, have been begging for: a horror-theme. Fashion and horror might seem like an unlikely pair at a high-profile event, but horror aesthetics offer a chance to push boundaries in ways that other themes simply can’t. Horror allows designers to play with darker themes, strange textures, and unsettling visuals. Think of dramatic fabrics like leather, latex, and metal, or even unusual patterns that make us rethink what fashion means. A red carpet fille...